how to make condition value inactive

[Former Member]

Hi Gurus,

I have scenario like this,

If condition value (KWERT) is equal or less than '0', then sy-subrc is set to '4' in order to make the condition type  inactive during sales order creation or change.

For this I have written logic like this,

loop at XKOMV .
IF KOMK-VKORG = 'UK20'  AND  XKOMV-KWERT LE 0.  "for sale org 'Uk20'
XKOMV-KINAK = 'X'.
  SY-SUBRC = 4.
  MODIFY XKOMV .
  ENDIF.
ENDLOOP .

but it is not going to be inactive during sales order creating or change.

Can anybody help me in this regards,

Thanks,

Syed

[Former Member]

Hi Gurus,

I have scenario like this,

If condition value (KWERT) is equal or less than '0', then sy-subrc is set to '4' in order to make the condition type  inactive during sales order creation or change.

For this I have written logic like this,

loop at XKOMV .
IF KOMK-VKORG = 'UK20'  AND  XKOMV-KWERT LE 0.  "for sale org 'Uk20'
XKOMV-KINAK = 'X'.
  SY-SUBRC = 4.
  MODIFY XKOMV .
  ENDIF.
ENDLOOP .

but it is not going to be inactive during sales order creating or change.

Can anybody help me in this regards,

Thanks,

Syed

[former_member196490]

It is not possible to set system variables (sy-subrc). I didn't understand the requirement completely. Could you please elaborate.

[Former Member]

Hi Neha,

The functional has given the logic as below:

If Sales Org = ‘UK20’ , and if XKMOV-XKWERT LE ‘0’ then set sy-subrc = 4. Pls note  XKOMV will have multiple entries.Whenever, a Sales Order is created this routine will be triggered through the pricing procedure attached to it and condition type will become inactive during sales order creation or change.

[former_member196490]

System variables cannot be set by assignment. You need to get in touch with the functional person to understand the requirement in more detail to ignore the condition type.

[Former Member]

Hi Fayyaz,

If your requirement is correct and you want to set the SY-SUBRC = 4, then try as follows;

LOOP at XKOMV .
IF KOMK-VKORG = 'UK20'  AND  XKOMV-KWERT LE 0.  "for sale org 'Uk20'
XKOMV-KINAK = 'X'.
  MODIFY XKOMV .

  SY-SUBRC = 4.
  ENDIF.
ENDLOOP .

I think the modify statement is overwritting the sy-subrc  value to 0. so using the modify statement before assigning SY-SUBRC might solve your problem.

Regards,

Karthik

[Former Member]

Hey,

i used it . its working fine in my program.

ans sy-sbrc become 4.

use coding where you are fetching data in your final table.

loop at it_vbak into wa_vbak.

MOVE: wa_vbak-vbeln to wa_final-vbeln,

       wa_vbak-KUNNR to wa_final-kunnr,

       wa_vbak-WAERK to wa_final-waerk,

IF wa_final-vbeln ne 0.

sy-subrc = 4.

ENDIF.

endloop.